Indoor agriculture is a sustainable alternative to traditional farming ^78%

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Created by: Liam Ortiz
Created at: Oct. 11, 2024, 3:40 a.m.
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Traditional farming methods rely on hydroponic soil. (Note: Hydroponic refers to a method of growing plants in water, not soil. Therefore, it's not accurate for traditional farming methods to "rely" on hydroponic soil.) ^73%

73%

Traditional farming methods rely on hydroponic soil. (Note: Hydroponic refers to a method of growing plants in water, not soil. Therefore, it's not accurate for traditional farming methods to "rely" on hydroponic soil.)

Vertical farming does not require more land than traditional farming ^44%

44%

Traditional agriculture practices can still be used in permaculture systems ^79%

79%

Traditional agriculture ignores ecosystem relationships ^40%

40%

Hydroponics uses less water than traditional farming methods ^74%

74%

Hydroponics uses less water than traditional farming methods

Hydroponic systems use less land than traditional farming methods ^88%

88%

Hydroponic systems use less land than traditional farming methods

Soil contamination is a risk in indoor farming ^75%

75%

Water conservation promotes sustainable agriculture ^49%

49%

Hydroponics requires more energy than traditional farming ^74%

74%

Hydroponics requires more energy than traditional farming

Sustainable farming practices reduce carbon footprint of food ^74%

74%

Sustainable farming practices reduce carbon footprint of food